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Guilherme Tavares

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Bitcoin holds US$ 74k after 11-week low; ETFs see largest outflow since June

₿ BITCOIN NOW — 09/11/2026 BTC: ~US$ 74,700 | 24h: ~-1.3% | 24h High: US$ 75,794 | 24h Low: US$ 73,709 Volatile day: Bitcoin fell to around US$ 73,500 on Sunday, the lowest level in 11 weeks, and recovered to US$ 75,000 after US markets opened, before giving back part of the gain. The move followed turbulence in technology stocks linked to Nvidia and caution ahead of US inflation data this Tuesday. WHAT HAPPENED TODAY 1. Drop and recovery with billion-dollar liquidations. Volatility liquidated approximately US$ 1.2 billion in leveraged positions in 24 hours, according to CoinGlass. Why it matters: excess leverage amplifies price movements. 2. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US recorded a weekly outflow of approximately US$ 1.3 billion, the largest since the end of June. Why it matters: indicates weaker institutional demand in the short term. 3. Strategy bought an additional 1,036 BTC for US$ 81.9 million (average price of ~US$ 79,012), bringing the total to 850,364 BTC. Why it matters: the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury continues to accumulate even during the decline. 4. Market awaits October CPI on Tuesday; CME FedWatch points to approximately 85% chance of a 0.25 p.p. INCREASE in Fed rates in December. Why it matters: higher rates tend to pressure risk assets like Bitcoin. SOURCES: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph and CoinGecko. https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2026/11/09/live-news-nvidia-slides-on-ceo-alleg… https://cointelegraph.com/markets/btc-price-nvidia-volatility-three-things-bi… Day summary: selling pressure with stabilization signals above US$ 74k. Informational content; not an investment recommendation.

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